Podcast - ITWEB Security Summit: Jason Jordaan on understanding the potential of AI in digital forensics

Time is running out to register for Africa's premier energy event. 

Bitcoin is expected to continue following its traditional four-year cycle pattern, with a post-halving rally followed by a year or more of muted pricing.

AI is driving productivity. It is also expanding your attack surface.

The Africa Energy Indaba will address one of the continent’s most urgent challenges.

Resilience and agility are key competitive advantages for companies, and CRM remains one of the most reliable ways to leverage these qualities.

Manufacturing has reached a turning point. What was once defined by linear processes, manual production, and siloed data is now evolving into a world of digitally connected, intelligent ecosystems. 

New findings reveal mounting pressure on global networks as attackers sharpen their tactics – African countries remain vulnerable.

As AI reshapes IT requirements, rigid long-term contracts may turn technology assets into financial liabilities.

Only 6% of organisations have advanced AI security strategies in place, as machine identities outnumber humans 82 to 1.

The collaboration aims to evaluate and promote the adoption of advanced in-vehicle network technologies, leveraging each company’s strengths.

The surge is fuelled by rising friendly fraud, in which legitimate transactions are fraudulently disputed.

The inquiry – now in its second leg – is investigating the policy framework around artisanal mining,